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Homecoming at
ESU
Note
by Genevieve Hargiss:
After he retired, Bill usually attended the Homecoming
festivities every year at Emporia. When he missed it was because he was ill or in
another part of the country.

EMPORIA, KANSAS 66801 November
21, 1974
Mr. Bill Hargiss
2503 Missouri
Lawrence, KS 66044
Dear Bill:
I am enclosing a copy of the group picture t aken
at Homecoming and the one of you taken with Earle McKown. I'm sorry that the group
picture did not come out. It appears that we had better lighting for those near
the camera.
Thank you again for being with us for the Homecoming activities.
You are always an important part of the success of our Homecoming.
Sincerely,
James Meyer
Assistant to the President for Development and Public Affairs
E-State homecoming scheduled this week
1976
EMPORIA — "Yesterday Is Gone, But Not Forgotten" is the theme for Emporia State
College's Homecoming.
Activities will begin Wednesday with a 7 p m. powder puff football game and bonfire
at Welch Field, and continue through homecoming dances and parties Saturday night.
"The 'Music Man" homecoming scholarship show will be presented at 8:15 p.m. Thursday-Saturday
in Albert Taylor Hall. Tickets are $2.50, $3.50, $4, and $5, with all proceeds helping
to provide scholarships for E-State speech and music stu dents.
The four 1976 Emporia State Distinguished Alumni will
be honored at a dinner at 6 p.m. Friday in the Memorial Union, Flint Hills Room.
Benjamin Day, Leavenworth; Alma Eikerman, Bloomington, Ind.; Helen M. Johnson, Winfield;
and Dr. Jean Leblon, Nashville, Tenn.; were named distinguished alumni.
Coach Bill Hargiss and members of his 1926 Emporia State
football team , will be honored at a dinner at 7 p.m. Friday in the Memorial Union,
Kanza Room. The 1926 team, which finished the season with a 7-0 record, is the only
undefeated, untied team in Emporia State's history.

Arthur "Shorty" Hock of Emporia remembers the old days.

Coach Bill Hargiss shows the proper handoff to Casey Quinlan.
Hargiss was presenting a football autographed by members of the 1926 team.

Pierce "Buck" Astle guards the autographed
football.
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